Classified as " City of Art and History", Annecy counts several medieval monuments as the castle of Annecy, the Palace of Isle or still the door Saint Clair. The old town is crossed by numerous canals and pedestrian streets with arches. The street ... Read more

The city is registered on the UNESCO world heritage list since 1981. Arles is the city with the most Roman remains after Rome .Besides these ancients monuments, Arles also holds beautiful buildings from the XVIth, XVIIth  and XVIIIth century. It is also the ... Read more

La Croix-Rousse was nicknamed "la colline qui travaille" (The hill wich works) in the nineteenth century. It was indeed a high place for of industrial weaving silk. Still today, the Croix-Rousse is an singular affluent urban, marked by both its geography, its history ... Read more

The "Vieux Lyon", old city of Lyon, classified as world heritage of UNESCO, is the medieval and Renaissance neighborhoods Lyon. It is located along the Saône river, at the foot of Fourviere Hill. This is one of the largest districts of this periode which is ... Read more

The "Vieux Lyon", old city of Lyon, classified as world heritage of UNESCO, is the medieval and Renaissance neighborhoods Lyon. It is located along the Saône river, at the foot of Fourviere Hill. This is one of the largest districts of this periode which is ... Read more

Marseille is the oldest city in France, it was founded to -600 by Greeks Phocaea. The port of Marseille, which has the oldest Chamber of Commerce in France (founded in 1599),acquires a global reputation. With this expansion of trade, the demography explodes ... Read more

The Palace of Versailles was the residence of the Kings of France Louis XIV, Louis XV and Louis XVI. Royal residence, this monument is one of the most remarkable both for its beauty and for the events it was the theater. The king and the court were living permanently ... Read more

The Conciergerie is the largest remnant of the old Palais de la Cité, which was the residence and seat of power of the kings of France, the tenth to fourteenth century and extended over the site covering the current Courthouse in ... Read more